so ive always wanted to be diffrent and wanted to do this for a bit...its a little inspiration from the VW days...let me know what you think

Its the rear Cargo Cover





Modified by Mr. EF at 9:33 PM 6/2/2008

 

I'm not into the flanel, but to each his own.
I was wondering how you plan on connecting the two peices?
I have a cover that is held together by a few threads, and I'm guessing it will just rip in two sometime soon. I was thinking of gluing 3-4 elastic straps to them.

 

Props for being different!

 

im leaving it in 2...im guessing that would be a good idea to put the straps on them...also i was thinking of buying a new cargo cover but had this **** laying around and was bored anyways so i said F it....

 

Can you post pictures installed in the car, with the rest of the car?

 

well i wish i could install it and show you guys but the car is in pieces and is not painted yet...as soon as i can get together with my buddy and paint my car with him ill post pics...BTW the paint is Satin Rallye Red from the 8gen civic and im using a spray gun not rattle cans

 

I think it would be really cool *if* your seats are done exactly the same.

 

PICSSSS!!

give everyone a better idea of the outcome.

 

once again im gonna paint the car in the next couple of weeks...putting Si seats in and all black interior...im only adding the door panels with that print...doing the seats would be too much...i do promiss to show you a better pic as soon as she is done...i only did it just to try something new... so dont shoot me too much

 

I would have made the lines parrallell to the panel if I was to put plaid on there... for my separating panel (still 50% holding) I put a couple stripes of duct tape on the underside to preserve it, seams to be holding it together nicely.

 

if the pattern was straight it would be dope.. looks hella crooked

 

I would not put that in my car, but for doing it yourself.

 

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yea im gonna fix the pattern on the back piece for sure...

 

i repaired mine with a piano hinge ($8 home depot).

 

i've seen a repair write up using mesh cloth and adhesive (for the hinged part). it's almost an invisible repair

 

is that hello kitty i see in the corner of your picture?

 

im in for pics installed once you get the car painted. I dig.

 

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what did you attach it with? some tiny, tiny screws?

I've though about that but the masonite or whatever its made of, is sooo thin.

 

i think with the HELLO KITTY it would be pimp..lol..

looks good tho..

 

the kit I bought (I think it was made by stanley) came with some very tiny screws. the hinge is extra strong; i use them at work all the time, I am a carpenter and I use them to make hinge bar openings. the screws are about 1/4" to 5/16" long. I painted the hinge black to match my interior, you can hardly tell it is there.

 

no gucci?

 

Unique!